Best Blendtec Blenders | Top Blendtec Blender Tested and Reviewed

Our top pick for the best Blendtec blenders is the Blendtec Total Classic Blender. First, unlike other exotic blenders with so many features that don’t really add much to their functionality, the Total Class blender provides you with only the features that make sense.

First, we tested for functionality and found that 6 pre-programmed settings made it easy to blend a wide range of recipes. You could quickly blend your smoothies, soups, cocktails, and shakes in just one touch. Also, it comes with 10 manual speed settings to blend your less common recipes, giving you total control over your blends.

We also like the stainless steel winged blades which are strong enough to cut through tough substances to produce smooth blends.

This blender will be a good fit if you have a medium-sized family of three to four members as it has a 32-ounce blending capacity for both wet and dry recipes. Like most other Blendtec jars, the Fourside jar is graduated to easily process recipes that require measuring.

However, from our tests, we observed that the Blendtec Total Classic blender was louder than most other Blendtec blenders. Secondly, the warranty date starts counting from the manufacturing date, not the date of purchase.

If these aren’t a deal breaker for you, the Blendtec Total Classic offers exceptional performance.

Unlike the Blendtec Total Classic which features six pre-programmed settings, the Blendtec Classic 575 blender has just four cycles: Smoothie, 60 seconds, 90 seconds, and Clean. But in our test, we found its top selling point to be its powerful motor which made it perfect for blending hot soups, salsas, pancake batter, and more. This impressive blending power makes it more powerful than many Vitamixes.

We also tested the Classic 575 for its ability to cut through tough items and observed that the winged steel blades were able to crush and pulverize ice and frozen fruits. You can also use the 5 speed settings to blend ingredients like peanut butter faster.

While we’d have loved the Blendtec Classic 575 to have an intuitive touch screen like other Blendtec models, this blender has a control panel of push buttons. However, it features a smart LCD.

We also like the stylish design – as a blender with a wild side jar, it has a small 5th side which allows it to break up the blending cycle to yield better results. This makes this Blendtec Classic blender one of the best Blendtec models for large families: many thanks to its 36-ounce maximum blending capacity. Plus the WildSide jar is made of BPA-free plastic, which makes it healthy to use. We also observed that while it’s great for preparing food for large families, it’s not so great for blending large ingredients.

Finally, the graduated WildSide jar makes it easy to measure the quantity of items you’re going to process. And if you ever doubt if this Blendtec model is worth the price, remember it comes with an 8-year warranty.

The Blendtec Professional 800 blender is arguably the Tesla of Blendtec blenders, and here are the reasons.

First, it comes with a 3.7 HP motor, making it the most powerful motor made for a blender (not restricted to only Blendtec blenders). With this power level, it can blend the toughest ingredients in speed time and with unmatched consistency and smoothness.

With that amount of power packed in one blender, you’d expect it to wake the house up while blending early in the morning. On the contrary, it’s quieter than most other Blendtec models (including blenders from other manufacturers) that we tested: many thanks to the new stealth technology which is like a sleek sealed noise-reduction chamber for trapping noise.

With the one-touch timed cycle, you can activate any of the six pre-programmed settings: batter, smoothie, frozen treats, juice, hot soup, and mixed drinks. Added to these pre-built settings, there are 11 speed settings (including a pulse function) you can select using a manual touch slider to blend other recipes you don’t cook often. Plus there’s a subtle Self Clean feature (which doubles as the Pulse function) to clean the kitchen appliance in 1 minute.

Also, the 90-ounce FourSide jar which makes it good for both domestic and commercial use: but you can get the mini WildSide jar if you have a smaller family. And finally, as proof of its quality, it comes with a 10-year warranty.

With all these features, you’d expect the Blendtec Professional 800 blender to be crowned our best Blendtec blender. However, the hefty price tag makes it inaccessible for most people. And if you’re getting a mini WildSide jar, it may not sit properly on the blender.

如果你有一个大型的家庭四到六我mbers, then we recommend you get the Blendtec Designer 625 blender. The 90-ounce WildSide pitcher has a 36-ounce blending capacity for processing large amounts of food. This is larger than the Blendtec Total Classic, Classic 575, and Pro 800.

It is also intuitive and easy to use as it features a touchscreen display like the Professional 800 and Total Classic blenders. There’s a slider that made it easy for us to adjust the settings. The graduated pitcher also makes it easy to accurately measure your items.

当我们测试了625年Blendtec设计师,noticed it was quieter than the Blendtec Total Classic and the Classic 575, but not as quiet as the Pro 800. This can be attributed to the internal baffling in the motor base which locks some of the noise in.

In terms of functionality, it’s a bit less than the Total Classic: it comes with four pre-programmed settings for the one-touch blending of your whole juice, smoothies, ice creams, and hot soups. Also, there are six speed settings, including a Pulse function. The winged blades are also very strong in pulverizing ingredients so you don’t have to waste time slicing them before blending.

As a bonus, it comes with a Spoonula spatula to get all juice out of the pitcher without hurting yourself.

If you’re not so impressed with the blending features of the Blendtec Designer 625, this model is a bit of an upgrade. The first feature we love about the Blendtec Designer 650 is the six pre-built settings that come with this blender: this is in contrast to the Designer 625 with four.

Secondly, it comes with eight speed settings (two more than the Blendtec Designer 625 blender). The motor is also insulated to avoid making too much noise. The powerful motor causes friction between the winged blades and heats up soups in speed time.

不含bpa成分的WildSide jar也有一个能力36 ounces for processing wet and dry foods in large quantities. Plus you can make use of the grading on the container to accurately measure your recipes. It’s also quiet during operation.

One feature we didn’t like about the Blendtec 650 is that it lacks a non-slip base. So during operation, it could be moving around.

Now if you’re looking for something pretty basic, but powerful, you can get the Blendtec Classic Fit blender.

This blender doesn’t have the bells and whistles as with some of the other models on this list. It features a graduated 32-Oz FourSide canister for blending for around 3 people. The motor also possesses the same power as with other Classic models.

When it comes to functionality, it’s very limited: you can find a pre-programmed setting for making smoothies and high and low pulse functions. You can also use the 30-second timer to quickly mix and blend your cocktail, ice cream, and juice recipes. We also loved that this blender has self-cleaning features.

Keep in mind that this blender is not as durable as the other models listed here. Its lifetime expectancy is 2 years.

As the name implies, this Blendtec is designed for commercial use in restaurants and bars. So it’s more powerful than most of the blenders we tested. It boasts an impressive 1800-watt motor.

Unlike the Blendtec Total Classic, Pro 800, and Designer 650, the Commercial Connoisseur has an impressive 30 pre-programmed settings and strong blades. This is more than enough to quickly whip up your smoothies and tough or frozen items.

Aside from the Blendtec Pro 800 which has 1800 watts, the Connoisseur 825 motor has 1825 watts and 3.8 horsepower, making it powerful enough to withstand over 150 daily blends.

And to ensure you don’t disturb your customers while blending, it has a sound enclosure mechanism that blocks sound from coming out from the top and back. The Blendtec Connoisseur comes with two WildSide jars that can contain 3 quarts (36 ounces) of ingredients.

However, we don’t like that the blender has push-button controls – but you can’t have it all. It’s also more expensive than the other Blendtec blenders on this list as it’s adapted for commercial use.